トランプ大統領だいとうりょう ウォルツ大統領だいとうりょう補佐ほさ官かんを新あらたな国連こくれん大使たいしに指名しめい

President Trump of the United States announced at the White House that he would nominate Deputy National Security Advisor Waltz as the new U.N. Ambassador.

It was the first time that a core member of the administration had been replaced, and Deputy Chief Walz was under scrutiny for launching a group chat on a private messaging app and leaking information about military operations.

On the 1st, U.S. President Trump announced on social media that he would nominate Deputy National Security Advisor Waltz, who is in charge of security policy at the White House, as the new U.N. ambassador.

The Secretary of State, Rubio, will concurrently serve as the President’s National Security Advisor for the time being.

In March of this year, it was reported in detail that when Deputy Assistant Waltz set up a group chat on a private messaging app with key members of the administration, he accidentally added a magazine journalist as a member. In that chat, information about military operations in Yemen in the Middle East was exchanged, raising doubts about the handling of classified information.

Therefore, there was growing speculation that President Trump might dismiss him after some time, and prior to this announcement, several major American media outlets reported that Deputy Assistant Waltz was expected to resign.

The New York Times reports that many of President Trumps close aides saw a difference in direction between Mr. Trump, who wants a nuclear agreement with Iran and normalization of relations with Russia, and the hawkish Mr. Waltz.

Since the start of Trumps second administration, this is the first time there has been a change among the core members of the administration.